Morality as a Religion

＂Morality as a Religion,＂ by W. R. Washington Sullivan, delves into the profound connection between ethics and religious belief. Exploring themes of morality, religious ethics, and moral philosophy, this book examines the extent to which morality itself can function as a religion. Sullivan’s work offers a detailed consideration of religion and ethics, probing the intersection of faith and moral conduct. A valuable contribution to the study of Religion and Science, as well as Ethics, ＂Morality as a Religion＂ provides a thoughtful exploration of enduring questions. This meticulously prepared print edition invites readers to engage with timeless reflections on the foundations of human values.

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